Description:
sheet of four white Avery labels with black text:[upper left label] THE SUNDANCE CLASS / OF 1996: WHERE ARE THEY / FIVE YEARS LATER? [3 graphs, left one male and female directors at Sundance in 1996, center one male and female directors who got to make one more film after 1996, right one male and female directors who got to make 2-5 more films after 1996 / A MESSAGE FROM THE Guerrilla Girls guerrillagirls.com and ALICE LOCAS [underlined]: upper right label; HEY, I'M JUST GLAD I / GOT THE PART. YOU / EXPECT ME TO / COMPLAIN ABOUT THE WARDROBE???? [inside a thought baloon] / (Slap this sticker on photos an dposters of underdressed actresses.) / A MESSAGE FROM THE Guerrilla Girls guerrillagirls.com and ALICE LOCAS [underlined], lower left label; DO YOU HAVE TO BE / A MAN TO HAVE A / SHORT ATTENTION SPAN? / [television set with text in screen] Commercials provide some of / the most lucrative work a / director can do. / Only 8% of commercial directors / are women. / 71% of commercial production / companies hire no woman directors. / Source: Association of Independent Commercial Preoducers / A MESSSAGE FROM ALICE LOCAS [underlined]; lower right label: Q. Which Guy Made the First / Narrative Film? / a. The Méliès Guy / b. "The Great Train Robbery" Guy / c. Alice Guy Blache / Answer: Alice Guy Blache / (1875-1968) made 700 films, / founded the first U.S. movie / studio, and has been almost / completely forgotten. / A MESSAGE FROM THE Guerrilla Girls guerrilagirls.com and ALICE LOCAS [underlined]
Label Text:
This is portfolio 1 of an edition of 50.
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